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EPISODE · Mar 31, 2026 · 13 MIN

EP 14: Need A Little Extra Pep In Your Step? Dr. Simmons Puts The Pep In PEPtides!

from Victory Medical Podcast · host Donna Lee & the Victory Medical Providers

In this episode of the Victory Medical Center Podcast, Donna Lee is joined by Dr. Donovan Simmons, Medical Director for Victory Rejuvenate at Victory Medical Center in Austin, TX. Together, they dive into one of the most talked-about topics in modern wellness: peptides.What exactly are peptides, and why is everyone suddenly talking about them? Dr. Simmons breaks it all down in a way that’s easy to understand — from how peptides function in the body to how they’re being used to support everything from recovery and energy to overall health optimization.You’ll also hear why patients are turning to VMC Pharmacy for trusted, high-quality peptide therapies, and how personalized treatment plans can make all the difference. Dr. Simmons shares fascinating insights along with real-life patient examples that highlight just how powerful these therapies can be.By the end of this episode, you’ll understand why the buzz is growing — and why the team at Victory Medical Center likes to say: “There’s a peptide for that!”If you’ve been curious about peptides or wondering if they might be right for you, this episode is a must-listen.🎙️ Meet Your Host & Guest Donna Lee, producer and host of the podcast—is a professional, national touring stand-up comedian—bringing expert insight and humor to men’s health conversations. Donna has a distinguished and comprehensive background in the medical field, having served in key leadership roles including Practice Manager, Clinic Director, Marketing Director, and Pharmaceutical Sales Representative. Dr. Donovan Simmons serves as the Medical Director for Victory Rejuvenate Austin, TX. With an extensive background in emergent and intensive medicine, Dr. Simmons brings a wealth of clinical safety, oversight, and pathophysiological expertise to the Austin practice. Visit www.victoryrejuvinate.com or call them at (512) 462-DOCS (3627). Like what you heard or want to learn more about Victory Medical Center and VMC Pharmacy? Visit www.victorymed.com or call (512) 462-DOCS.Serving the Austin community since 1983, Dr. William “Billy” Franklin founded Victory Medical in 1996 and has built a world-class team across multiple specialties. His expertise includes natural hormone replacement therapy, age management, workers’ compensation, sports medicine, addiction medicine, depression, allergy testing and treatment, and weight loss.Visit Victory Medical Center and Victory Pharmacy at 4303 Victory Dr. in Austin, Texas.Remember… be the best you can be—at VMC!

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In this episode of the Victory Medical Center Podcast, Donna Lee is joined by Dr. Donovan Simmons, Medical Director for Victory Rejuvenate at Victory Medical Center in Austin, TX. Together, they dive into one of the most talked-about topics in modern wellness: peptides. What exactly are peptides, and why is everyone suddenly talking about them? Dr. Simmons breaks it all down in a way that’s easy to understand — from how peptides function in the body to how they’re being used to support everyt...

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